Naval Warfare
PREMIUM: Royal Swedish Navy eyes unmanned to augment subsurface capability
Unmanned systems could become a key force multiplier for the Royal Swedish Navy in a bid to shore up hull numbers and add new capabilities to the fleet, according to the new service chief RAdm Ewa Skoog Haslum.
Speaking during the Saab submarine seminar on 3 September, Haslum said that ...
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